St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23
SOCIETY AT HOME.

Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Black entertained
large number OF their friends very
Hospitality at their residence, No. 75O
Holly avenue, Friday night. They
were mostly members of the st. An
drew's society who had gathered there,
and w. F. Myron and Frank Hoon en-
tertained the company with appropriate
Scotch songs. The evening was passed
very pleasantly with music and social
chat until late hour. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rodger, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Myron, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Horn, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. G. Craig, Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Black, ST.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Allan Brown, Mrs. Harrison, Miss
Moore, David and James Black, Mr..
Brooks and Clarence P. Smith.
CARD PARTY.
One Of the most elegant card parties
of the season was given at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Morehouse, 446
Dayton avenue, on Friday evening, by
the Misses Grace and May Morehouse.
Their pleasant home was decorated
with smilaX and flowers. A supper was
served to the guests in courses with ia
vOrs for each lady. There were seven
tables. Progressive euchre" was the
order of the evening and very hand
some prizes were provided, and at the
close of the game were awarded to Miss
Ware. ladies' head prize: Sam O'Leary.
gentlemen's head prize: Miss Fannie
Larkin, ladies' lone hand, Sam O'Leary.
gentlemen's lone hand; Miss Laird, Ia
dies progressive prize, and John Mil
ler, gentlemen's progressive. Among
the guests present were the
Misses Laird, JudSOn, Ware, Lew
is, Grace and Carrie Weld; Cur
tbs, Gates, Hope, Larkin, O'Leary,
Hawkins, Morehouse, White and Cas-
tie, Messrs. John Miller, Charles Wan
ger, Harry Noble, Will Bennett. Earnest
Price, Jerry and Will Hemminghouse,
Harry White, Foot, O'Leary, Thinner
man, Ben johnson and Arthur Wright
The evening costumes worn by the
young ladies were unusually pretty and
attractive.
Miss Grace MorehOuse wore recep-
ton dress of tea-rose pink cashmere.
with epantelleS of pearl paSSamenteries; !;
cOrSage cut square, with lace filings:
tablierS of pink satin, handsomely set
with pearl pendants; corsage bouquet
of white roses.
Miss May Morehouse, handsome white
albatross, with soft drapery finished
with white lace: corsage cut V shape.
and amber jewelry with natural flow
erS.
Miss Ella Lare, black lace over moire:
bodice N-shaped and sleeveless: heavy
gold lace trimmings and cluster of nat
ural flowers.
Miss Ada Hawkins, creme and ecru
lace over mOire. delicately finished with
gold tlnsel trimmings; flowers and dia-
mondS.
Miss Edith Hope, pale blue sura with
tinsel lace trimmings, bodice cut square
and filled in with lace; corSage bouquet
of tea roses.
Miss Fannie Larkin, white cash.
mere trimmed with swansdown, cOrsage
square and boquet of flowers: pink satin
sash and panel on left side.
Miss Grace Weed, cream nunsveil-
ing made with ciel blue plush; decOllete
and flowers.
Miss Lewis, pink, evening costume
OF molre and lace; flowers and full
decollete.
Miss Judson, black costume with fig
ured white tablier, bodice trimmings of
same; cOrSage cut V-shaped.
Miss Carrie Weed, white lace and al
batr0ss; natural flowers.
Miss OLeary, blue cashmere and
same shade of pasSementerie, and lace
trimmings.
Miss Gates, pale blue, costume made
ddecollete and lace trimmings; natural
flowers.
Miss Castle. pale blue and wine plush,
with white flowers.
Miss Ware, lovely costume of green
moire, with lace trimmings of same
shade, full decollete and flowers.
Mrs. Curtis, ashen grey silk and flow
erS.
Miss Nellie White, white nuns veil
ing, lace and flowers.
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE.
One OF the most delightful progress
Slye eucire parties of the season was